MAXSA Light Parking Perfect 37340 Review

Save money, buy a tennis ball and string. It's difficult to shoot a video backwards in the garage, but the lights have to come on pretty quickly and I reverse slowly so I don't hit anything. My butt is 20% tiny and the lights are almost impossible to see. Pretty cool concept if they could tweak the sensitivity.

I love this little dad. We pinned it to the frame of our attic access ladder which was directly above us. If you have drywall, you can use a stapler. Be that as it may, the ball is very light and doesn't take much hanging. The blinking light is cute but really unnecessary. I just stop when the ball hits the windshield. I have terrible depth perception so this is just what I need to always stop in the perfect spot.

Easy to hang and works as advertised. The drywall didn't want to be part of the hook I was trying to screw in, and being a lazy person I decided to forgo the proper method and just use some, well, lots of tape. Went like clockwork. The orb is right where it's supposed to be, flashing merrily when it barely touches the windshield. In cases where parking is so perfect that the ball didn't hit, you can still put on a light show by turning on the wipers.

I bought this last year and it sat in my garage for a long time - only got to wear it a month or two ago. Maybe because you need a ladder to get to the garage ceiling. I finally decided to take my time, installed it and now I like it. It works exactly as intended. I pull into the garage, it's hanging from the ceiling so it bangs on the windshield and the lights flash. It tells you exactly where to stop the car. I ordered this before I sold my other car and bought a new smaller SUV, so it's not…

My mother bought a much larger car which she was afraid would accidentally knock over the garage every time she drove in and asked if I could give her a tennis ball knows where to stop. Since we didn't have tennis balls I popped in here to see if I had any options. and OF COURSE I had to buy it with its cool disco lights. We have a fairly high garage ceiling and after hanging it we had plenty of cord left over and it's easy to adjust to fit almost any garage. Our only problem is that he needs…

I'm going back to my garage so knowing when to stop is very important. I had a tennis ball (which was hard to see at certain times of the day due to tinted windows) which I heard hitting it, but when I got tired after a long day's work I found I often backed off much further than thought. Now I can see the ball clearly and at the slightest impact I understand it's time to stop. Works great for me. I also installed one in a client's rental property for one of the tenants. However, she drove very

Exactly as described, very easy to assemble. I found the exact parking spot for my car, stood on the stairs, and hand-screwed the hook into the ceiling's drywall several times. The length of cord attached to the ball can be trimmed or trimmed to fit your windshield height. Judging by the photos, my car takes up very little space in our garage. Before I bought this Park Right ball, I was constantly getting in and out of my new car to maneuver right inside our garage so the garage door would…

hmmm. Are we nerds very practical? Maybe both! I used to always have a tennis ball hanging from the ceiling. I once had a golden retriever who loved tennis balls. Obviously this was an incentive for him to jump up and get a tennis ball. So it's a flashing plastic ball that doesn't look like a tennis ball. I have this ball so when the garage door goes up the ball goes down and when the gate goes down the ball goes up. When I'm working on something in the garage, I don't have a ball hanging in…

My garage is only 18 feet deep and I had to remove the shelves to try and fit my truck in. an inch from slamming into the wall of my house or slamming the garage door against the back as it closes. I installed this LED park ball and couldn't be more excited! I bought two balls. PRIOR TO INSTALLATION AND BEFORE PULLING OUT THE BATTERY TANK TO ACTIVATE THE THREE BATTERIES INCLUDED, I made sure I could open the sphere and check it so I later knew how to change the batteries. Both bullet ends…